My American Dream

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Dreams. Dreams are what power action to be made. For example, the legendary “I Have A Dream Speech” performed by Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. changed the world in a crucial way regarding civil rights that resulted in people being active within their own communities and inciting change.Like many people, this phenomenal speech inspired many other dreams including ones that correspond with global citizen citizenship and pertain to something in their life, family, their country, but in me it stirred up a dream that had to do with my largely populated world. In my dream for the world, I would like to see substantial changes in the way numerous children and adolescents acquire education. For many kids, school is not in their agenda for …show more content…
Moreover, some kids are in extreme poverty and many are malnourished so all they think about is where their next meal will be and how they will even have energy to get through the day, let alone go to school.Lastly, some kids can't even think of school when there is so much danger surrounding them like the countless countries being terrorized with bombs and missiles and the only thing that a child can do is grieve from there multiple losses and think about how to survive to the next day. These various harsh things are what take a toll on students in underdeveloped or third world.Despite all their adversity, the have a right to education.Now, like Pennies For Peace Program, I dream to provide free learning programs to students and teachers of all cultures because no matter how big or small you are, you can dream and enact

My American Dream

million dollars mansion with a 2015 brand new corvette and a job that will not affect the time I spend with my wife and kids, that is what I would say America is. This is what I expect for the future after I get my bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering at East Carolina University. Not many have this dream for their future, some just want to party, high school student think that is too big of a dream to reach. We all go thru that period that our future does not matter to us so we decide to dropout from…

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My American Dream

him being chased a. This dream I had involved my dad primarily along with other common people on my life. We somehow ended up in this church, that was filled with only a few white people and the rest were black. This church had chairs that fold-up and were set in rows. People explained how there was no eating or drinks allowed in this church as well as no weapons. At this point in the dream I started getting really anxious and an uneasy feeling being in this church. My dad and I proceeded to leave…

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My Pursuit Of The American Dream

The American Dream Before reading this article I would have, without much thought, said my American Dream was to successfully finish college, obtain a career that I enjoy and that allows me to live comfortably without having to worry about paying my bills every month, and hopefully settle down with a family one day. After reading this article, and giving it a lot of thought, I stand by my original thought. At first, I thought this article might have changed what my own personal idea of the American…

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Essay on My American Dream

My American Dream The American Dream is a complex idea that has changed over time. Many Americans and immigrants have tried to achieve the American Dream and failed to do so. The American Dream is the idea that if you work hard and get educated you will attain wealth, materials, and a higher status. However, I think there’s more to an American Dream than just wealth and materials mainly. My American Dream consists of financial stability as all others but aside from that I would like to live a simple…

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Essay On My American Dream

As a first generation American, I know that blood, sweat, and tears are necessary in order to have a meaningful future and fulfilled sense of the American dream. I know I can succeed in life and I am very fortunate that because I am the youngest of three, my family has always had very high expectations for me and push me to be my best so I can achieve my goals. Though we are a house filled with dreamers and future successes some limits do arise. Money is always an issue in my family and many of our…

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My Family: My Pursuit Of The American Dream

Majority of my childhood was spent in a house that was bought by my mother and then step-father when I was three years old. For the first couple of years I was the only child until my mom got pregnant and I was old enough to understand that I had other siblings in another country that belonged to a different man. When my youngest sibling was born, my mother brought over her three other children that were born in Honduras. My mother received her permanent residency a couple years after coming over…

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Personal Narrative: My American Dream

My American Dream What does the American Dream mean for me? To me, the American Dream means no matter what your parents did or what society wants you to do, you can do whatever you dream and whatever makes you happy. Another part of the American Dream is finding a job that I enjoy and makes enough money that I have extra to spend pursuing my hobbies. Collage Explanation When I was younger I often spent my free time playing racing games. I have always wanted to drive a sports car. That is why…

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Personal Narrative: My American Dream

Sam Turner Mr. Phimister English 20 September 2013 My American Dream My American dream is, what I consider, quite an ambitious one. This dream includes the profession in which I would like to pursue, the places I want to visit and live in, and my dreams for a family life. This American Dream exhibits my highest hopes for my future. The poster I have made exhibits my dream in a linear order from top left, going down that row, and starting at the top of the second and third row in the same way. This…

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Personal Statement: My American Dream

worst thing that happened. I have found my change. My mother constantly told me that this would be it, the better life with more opportunities. She strongly believes that we would achieve this infamous American dream. I was nervous and very excited I would be losing all of the friends that I have known in Jamaica or even when I lived in Ireland but I was also very excited because I would gain opportunities that I could not have had before. I would achieve my dream of becoming a trauma surgeon. I would…

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Personal Narrative: My American Dream

I emigrated from my home country Mexico to the United States in 2004. I am the only one out of my other three siblings that was not born in the United States. I only spent about 5 years in Mexico while I have spent the rest of my life here although I still feel relatively new and like an outsider here. I was very young when I left my home in Mexico but as crazy as it may sound I still vividly remember how my life was then as well as the struggle to come to a new country and get accustomed to it as…

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